Pregnancy Exercises for Pregnant Women: Advanced Abdominal Exercise
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that little girl is so cute.
I love the way she pokes the belly button at the end :)
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Well done mummy.
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@Rebekkazz how can women in vietnam work in the fields until the birth of their child, put it on their back, and keep working.
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I THINK YOUR BABY LOVE THOSE ABS
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Baby all in the way too cute!
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It is an advanced exercise. Try the other abdominal exercise video that I have, it is a good one too. :)
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I use this exercise to teach spine stabilization!
Great Exercise I will recommend it for this type of clientel in the future!!
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This looks great. Unfortunatly I'm a natural clutz.. So this may not be safe for me at 26 weeks lol.
It all depends on your level of fitness. This exercise is an advanced move, so if your doctor has said you can exercise during pregnancy and you have been a regular exerciser for more than 6 months you should be able to do this just fine. To make this easier take it down to the floor so that your elbows are on the floor and you are making a "plank" out of your body on the floor. Then just hold this movement for 30 to 45 seconds by holding your abs in at the hipbones.
Brooklynmom06 3 years ago
I am almost 12 weeks, have Fibroids and PCOS. I work as a Personal Trainer, but my Midwife has said I am not to do any exercise in the gym, even walking on a Treadmill. Why do you think that is Brooklynmom?
Monadami 3 years ago
You need to ask your midwife why. Has she given you a reason? If my midwife said that I would question her extensively and find out why and go from there.
Brooklynmom06 3 years ago
I walk alot. Is it safe to start if I'm 1 week pregnant?
ILoveBlythes 3 years ago
If you have already been walking, there should be no problem in continuing what you have been doing. In fact it is usually encouraged to keep it up! However, you always need to check in with your health care provider before doing anything during pregnancy. Good luck!! Congratulations!
Brooklynmom06 3 years ago